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Going on a fishing charter can get folks hooked on fishing … and that is a good thing! Fishing expert Kevin Klein takes you through the experience.

Peter Marsh tells the amazing tale of how the R/V Hero, a famous Antarctic ship with 17 long voyages under it’s belt, met its unlikely end on Willapa Bay.

The American chartmaking scene is in for some changes as electronic navigation continues to dominate. What does this mean for boaters?

Hours beyond the influence of the I-5 urban corridor, and just 75 miles inside Cape Flattery, lies a welcoming and protected natural harbor at the steep northern gateway to Washington’s …

Employing sound to kill bottom growth is the basic premise of acoustic antifouling systems. In theory, one only needs to turn the system on and never worry about bottom growth …

Ballard, one part Scandinavian shipyard and other part trendy Seattle neighborhood, is a perfect Puget Sound boating destination.

There’s a lot to sailmaking and sails in general. To learn more, we turn to Jack Christianson of the Seattle North Sails loft.

Doing projects yourself on your boat is a great way to bond with your vessel and the rich maritime fabric of the Pacific Northwest.

Owner Glen Cathers fell in love with U.S. Coast Guard Motor Life Boat #36391 as he brought her back to life. The kicker? He discovered his own father served aboard …

Sick of fiberglass? Maybe it’s time to give one of the local aluminum boat builders a look. Read on for the must-know information with regards to the metal building material.

One has only to glance at a chart of Puget Sound to sense that the twisting tentacles of blue waterways translate to near-endless boating opportunities. Perhaps the most twisted, bluest …